 | Peering through the archway below the entrance tower the Gorse Fox could see a range of cottages. This lower part of the tower dates from the 1330's... though the rest of the range is more recent. |
 | The Cottages were built in the 1470s. Originally they formed a complete courtyard, but only a part of it remains. The leftmost part of the range is actually available as a holiday cottage, which must be so tranquil once the visitors have gone for the day. |
 | Looking back from the gardens by the cottages at the main (west) entrance range. |
[File under: Ightham Mote, National Trust, Kent]
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